Interactive Flat Panels

How to choose an interactive flat panel for a Pakistani classroom or boardroom

Start with viewing distance. A 65″ panel suits rooms up to about 20 seats, 75″ covers a standard 30–40 student classroom, 86″ is the safe default for large classrooms and boardrooms, and 98″–110″ is for lecture halls and command centres. Next, decide whether the built-in Android is enough or you need an OPS PC slot for Windows software.

For schools using Google Classroom, insist on EDLA certification — it means licensed Google Play services rather than a sideloaded store. For boardrooms, check touch technology (zero-bonding gives better accuracy than standard infrared), speaker output, and whether a camera and microphone array are built in or need a separate video bar.

Finally, weigh the things a specification sheet won't tell you: who mounts it, who trains your staff, and who answers the phone in year three. We supply, install and service all of the above across Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Peshawar, Multan and Quetta.

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